* '''More Efficient Input Source Selection''': GNOME 3.6 uses only the "IBus" input method framework. You can choose an input device (like a keyboard) and the key layout, and all GNOME applications will use these settings.

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* '''GNOME-Specific Initial Setup''': When you acquire a new computer or install a new operating system, GNOME 3.6 will help you with the following important tasks:

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** Make a user account

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** Set your time zone and location

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** Integrate with online accounts

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** Learn basic information about GNOME Shell

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* '''Improved Notification System''': GNOME 3.0 included a new way for applications to send notifications to users, called Message Tray. GNOME 3.6 enhances the Message Tray to help users remain focused and know whether notifications are urgent. For more information, refer to the GNOME documentation at [https://live.gnome.org/GnomeShell/Design/Guidelines/MessageTray].

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* '''Easier Printer Management''': GNOME 3.6 includes improvements to the "Printer" panel in GNOME Control Center. You can more easily find and configure local and network printers, choose drivers, and set default options.

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* '''More Useful Lock Screen''': When you "lock" your desktop or return from the "Sleep" state, the lock screen in GNOME 3.6 offers more information and new abilities:

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** See the date and time

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** Control music and media players, and adjust the volume level

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** View whether you have new message and notifications

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** Change basic network connection settings

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** Choose how to unlock your desktop

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* '''Integrated Enterprise Login Information''': Users connected to large ("enterprise") networks can view and potentially modify user account settings in the GNOME 3.6 Control Center. This feature integrates the Fedora 18 ''realmd'' feature so you can view and potentially manage "Active Directory" deployments.

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Support for "ActiveSync" Accounts: You can use GNOME's "online accounts" feature to connect your desktop with your online accounts. GNOME already includes a connector for Google accounts, and GNOME 3.6 adds a connector for "ActiveSync" (or "Microsoft Exchange") accounts.

More Efficient Input Source Selection: GNOME 3.6 uses only the "IBus" input method framework. You can choose an input device (like a keyboard) and the key layout, and all GNOME applications will use these settings.

GNOME-Specific Initial Setup: When you acquire a new computer or install a new operating system, GNOME 3.6 will help you with the following important tasks:

Connect to a network

Make a user account

Set your time zone and location

Integrate with online accounts

Learn basic information about GNOME Shell

Improved Notification System: GNOME 3.0 included a new way for applications to send notifications to users, called Message Tray. GNOME 3.6 enhances the Message Tray to help users remain focused and know whether notifications are urgent. For more information, refer to the GNOME documentation at [1].

Easier Printer Management: GNOME 3.6 includes improvements to the "Printer" panel in GNOME Control Center. You can more easily find and configure local and network printers, choose drivers, and set default options.

More Useful Lock Screen: When you "lock" your desktop or return from the "Sleep" state, the lock screen in GNOME 3.6 offers more information and new abilities:

See the date and time

Control music and media players, and adjust the volume level

View whether you have new message and notifications

Change basic network connection settings

Choose how to unlock your desktop

Integrated Enterprise Login Information: Users connected to large ("enterprise") networks can view and potentially modify user account settings in the GNOME 3.6 Control Center. This feature integrates the Fedora 18 realmd feature so you can view and potentially manage "Active Directory" deployments.